V-eHGsd_

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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
!! and !$ are the two miss most. but similarly, fish user for the last 2+ years.
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
thankfully susan didn't have to set herself on fire :)
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
what a strange list of people to join. I mean, I realize you have to contextualize these name in the time they were selected but, Trump, Spitzer, GWB, Rupert Murdoch, Kissinger.
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
practically, sysdig is how something like carbonblack should be doing its monitoring on linux. so to more directly answer your question; sysdig is the linux equivalent of the kernel module (plus userland grabby bits) needed for the executiv
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
The default text message app has done this forever though, right? same with my phone contacts if I want to be a luddite and actually _call_ someone
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
I'm certainly not in snap's demo, but > You can think of it as a more sophisticated Best Friends algorithm that makes it easier to find the friends you want to talk to, when you want to talk to them. I can't for the life o
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
I mean, maybe you're not optimizing for not driving off a cliff :)
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
> account created 8 hours ago ok travis, whatever you say.
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
mmm? you think I didn't put down my bloody resume?
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
the saying is, "believe none of what you read and half of what you see"
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
fuck you travis. - every uber employee
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
my favorite google ux story is that the "ux study" behind drive.google.com switching to some weird, pseudo filesystem with double click to open (in a webpage!) was based on a user study with 12, twelve, participants. half of them
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
oh man, there was a lot going on back then. enron's rolling blackouts in california, 9/11, gray davis' recall, my roommate telling me that now was the time to invest because there was no way tdfx could go lower ... what a tim
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
they say that when you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail. bearing in mind that I definitely have a go-hammer, but depending on the library you're dealing with, turning a go library into a .a or .so via cgo is pretty painless.
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
to back up your point: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/31/technology/uber-limits-lo... > The company said Wednesday that it lost $708 million over the first three months of the year on revenue of $3.4
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
right. I don't think it's pretentious per-se, I just think it's really odd, like from a literary, use-of-the-english-language perspective. anyway, I just saw on the news that the serial-assaulter resigned, or has decided to t
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
from the pando article this references: > We are now in a post-Susan Fowler world, I think I know what the author was trying to say, but that's a really weird way to say it. Susan is most definitely still alive and well. Susan wasn&
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
pardon? can you help me understand how my reply was off-topic given the question: > As an analogy, take every major political scandal you can think of - Monica Lewinsky, Watergate, Iran Contra, Chappaquiddick, etc - and imagine a single
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
> more assumptions.
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
"your leader"? "your party"? "ethics war"? you're making a lot of assumptions for a wed evening, no?
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
cute comment edit aside, I'm not sure I follow the distinction you're trying to make. edit: to be absolutely clear, i'm not saying that trump has committed _every_one_ of the _specific_ acts referenced by the parent. but he i
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
that person has been elected president.
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
> and the massive amount of cash Uber's burning (or was), I can't imagine they wont be bankrupt soon let's wait and see what the q2 numbers look like before we start declaring the patient dead. The (for some reason) public
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
the great recession. he/she is talking about bankers.
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by V-eHGsd_ 9y ago
> The private key is stored on your phone i'm reminded of theo deraadt's answer to a slashdot question back in the say about making a bootable openbsd firewall on a floppy. his response was along the lines of, "firewalls a